Calendar of the Week July 12 – August 2, 2010
MONDAY, JULY 12
10:00 AM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HEALTH, David A. Catania, ChairpersonAgenda item:
1. “United Medical Center”.
10:00 AM, ROOM 412, PUBLIC HEARING, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS, Mary M. Cheh, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. “Open Government is Good Government Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0716. To amend the District of Columbia Administrative Procedures Act to require that meetings of government bodies be open to the public, and to establish exemptions notice requirements, meeting procedures, recording requirements, enforcement mechanisms for that purpose, and training and certification for government employees; and to amend the Advisory Neighborhood Councils Act of 1975 to include additional notice requirements.
(CANCELED) 10:00 AM, ROOM 120, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, Michael A. Brown, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Fiscal Year 2010 Summer Youth Employment Program".
10:00 AM, ROOM 120, ADDITIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE ON FINANCE AND REVENUE, Jack Evans, Chairperson
MARK-UP:
1. "Allen Chapel A.M.E. Senior Residential Rental Project Tax Exemption and Equitable Real Property Tax Relief Act of 2010", Bill 18-0198.
2. "Union Station Redevelopment Corporation Payment in Lieu of Taxes Act of 2010", Bill 18-0220.
3. "Wayne Place Senior Living Limited Partnership Real Property Tax Exemption Act of 2010", Bill 18-0505.
4. "2323 Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Redevelopment Project Real Property Limited Tax Abatement Assistance Act of 2010", Bill 18-0628.
5. "Thirteenth Street Church of Christ Real Property Tax Relief and Exemption Act of 2010", Bill 18-0776.
6. "800 Kenilworth Avenue Northeast Redevelopment Project Real Property Limited Tax Abatement Assistance Act of 2010", Bill 18-0828.
7. "Howard Theatre Redevelopment Project Great Streets Initiative Tax Increment Financing Act of 2010", Bill 18-0844.
8. "Fiscal Year 2010 Tax Revenue Anticipation Notes of 2010", Bill 18-0847.
9. "Fiscal Year 2011 Tax Revenue Anticipation Notes of 2010", Bill 18-0848.
11:00 AM, ROOM 123, ADDITIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, Kwame R. Brown, Chairperson
Agenda items:
1. "Hurt Home Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0955.
2. "4800 Block Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0957.
3. "West End Parcels Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0959.
4. "MM Washington High School Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0961.
5. "Hine Junior High School Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0963.
1:00 PM, ROOM 123, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SERVICES, Tommy Wells, Chairperson
Agenda items:
1. “Echelon Community Services”, CA 18-334. In the amount of $1,374,811.50 to provide an Independent Living Main Facility Program which serves youth that are already for semi-independent living in an apartment setting housed within a facility that has constant supervision on-site.
2. “Umbrella Therapeutic Services, CA 18-335. In the amount of $1,343.700.00 to provide a Independent living residential units which serve youth that are ready for more advanced independent living in an apartment setting that does not necessarily provide constant supervision on-site.
3. “St. Ann’s Infant and Maternity Home, Inc.”, CA 18-336. In the amount of $1,694,227.00 to provide a Teen Parent Program that serves parenting youth with dependent children in either supervised settings or residential unit apartments, depending upon the parent’s developmental stage and functioning.
4. “St. Ann’s Infant and Maternity Home, Inc.”, CA 18-337. In the amount of $1,872,541.25 to provide a Diagnostic Assessment which provides short-term, immediate and intensive attention to a child/youth’s crisis situation when first entering care, or when having been de-stabilized in another placement settings such that diagnostic services are needed for stabilization.
5. “Umbrella Therapeutic Services”, CA 18-338. In the amount of $1,456,298.90 to provide Traditional Group Home which provides a supervised group home environment for children and youth with daily programming which incorporates a formalized behavior management model, on-site psycho-educational groups, and on-site life and social skill development.
6. “SAGA Adventures”, CA 18-339. In the amount of $2,284,559.25 to provide Traditional Group Home which provides intensive, therapeutic services to children and youth aged thirteen (13) to twenty-one (21).
7. “God’s Anointed New Generation”, CA 18-340. In the amount of $1,141,944.80 to provide a Independent Living Residential Units which serve youth that are ready for more advanced independent living in an apartment setting that does not necessarily provide constant supervision on-site.8. “SAGA Adventures”, CA 18-341. In the amount of 1,067,555.63 to provide a Independent Living Main Facility units which serve youth that are ready for semi-independent living in an apartment setting housed within a facility that has constant supervision on-site.
9. “SAGA Adventures”, CA 18-342. In the amount of $1,047,403.44 to provide a Independent Living Residential units which serve youth that are ready for more advanced independent living in an apartment setting that does not necessarily provide consent supervision on-site.
10. “Fihankra Place “, CA 18-344. In the amount of $2,150,976.00 to provide a Teen Parent Living Program that serves parenting youth with dependent children in either settings or residential apartments, depending upon the parent’s developmental stage and functioning.
2:00 PM, ROOM 120, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, Michael A. Brown, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Peaceholics' Construction Project at 1300 Congress Street, SE".
TUESDAY, JULY 13
9:30 AM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, ADDITIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
MEASURES IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
1. “Pre-K Acceleration and Clarification Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0605. To amend the Pre-k Enhancement and Expansion Amendment Act of 2008 to require that administrative and procedural rules for the Pre-k program assistance grant program be submitted to the Council for review and approval, to establish a State Early Childhood Development Coordinating Council to improve coordination and collaboration among entities carrying out federally-funded and state-funded pre-k and other early childhood programs, to require the University of the District of Columbia to convene a collaborative of District of Columbia colleges and universities, develop a Pre-k workforce development plan and to submit the plan to the Council by a date certain, and to establish a higher education incentive grant program for the purpose of increasing the number of Pre-k teachers and assistant teachers who meet degree and credential requirements, to transfer the authority to establish a higher education incentive grant program from the Office of the State Superintendent of Education to the University and to amend the District of Columbia Public Postsecondary Education Reorganization Act to add to the duties of the Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia the duty to serve as the coordinator of the state system for pre-k teacher preparation, professional development, and training, and to convene the collaborative, develop the plan, and establish the program required by this act.
2. “Zoning Commission for the District of Columbia Greg Selfridge Confirmation Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0874. To confirm the appointment of Mr. Greg Selfridge to the Zoning Commission for the District of Columbia.
3. “Transfer of Jurisdiction over a portion of US Reservation 495 and Change in Purpose of a Previously Transferred Portion of US Reservation 495, Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0879. To approve the proposed transfer of jurisdiction over a portion of U.S. Reservation 495 from the National Park Service to the District of Columbia for transportation purposes associated with the construction of a new 9th Street, N.E. Bridge; and to approve the change in use of another portion of U.S. Reservation 495, which was transferred on a plat dated December 14, 1972, from the National Park Service to the District of Columbia, from a use of highway purposes to a use for forest conservation purposes.
4. “Transfer of Jurisdiction over a portion of US Reservation 334-I for the Reconfiguration of Columbus Circle, NE Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0880. To accept the transfer of jurisdiction over 2 portions of U.S. Reservations 334 and 334-I from the National Park Service to the District of Columbia for street purposes associated with the reconfiguration of Columbia Circle, N.E., and to approve the transfer of jurisdiction over a portion of U.S. Reservation 334 from the District of Columbia to the National Park Service for park purposes associated with the reconfiguration of Columbus Circle, N.E.
CONSIDERATON OF MEASURES FROM OTHER COMMITTEES
1. "Director of the Department of Disability Services Laura L. Nuss Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0935.
2. "Drinking and Driving Warning Sign Regulation Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0878.
3. "Housing Production Trust Fund Board Casius Pealer Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0690.
4. "Housing Production Trust Fund Board Vicki Crudup-Davis Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0692.
5. "Housing Production Trust Fund Board Maria Corrales Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0693.
6. "Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Michael Wheet Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0979.
7. "Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Lelia Batties Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0980.
8. "Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Derek Ford Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0981.
9. "Expanding Access to Juvenile Records Amendment Act of 2010", Bill 18-0344.
10. "National Popular Vote Interstate Agreement Act of 2010", Bill 18-0769.
11. "Contract Appeals Board Mark Loud, Sr. Chairperson Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0973.
12. "Hurt Home Surplus Disposition Declaration Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0954.
13. "Hurt Home Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0955.
14. "Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue Surplus Declaration Resolution and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0956.
15. "Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0957.
16. "West End Parcels Surplus Declaration and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0958.
17. "West End Parcels Surplus Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0959.
18. "MM Washington High School Surplus Declaration and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0960.
19. "MM Washington High School Surplus Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0961.
20. "Hine Junior High School Surplus Declaration and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0962.
21. "Hine Junior High School Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0963.
22. "Howard Theatre Redevelopment Project Great Streets Initiative Tax Increment Financing Act of 2010", Bill 18-0844.
23. "Fiscal Year 2010 Tax Revenue Anticipation Notes of 2010", Bill 18-0847.
24. "Fiscal Year 2011 Tax Revenue Anticipation Notes of 2010", Bill 18-0848.
25. "Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation Jesus Aguirre Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0915.
10:00 AM, OR IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE COW, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, FORTIETH LEGISLATIVE MEETING, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
PRESENTATION OF CEREMONIAL RESOLUTIONS
1. "121st Engineer Battalion D-Day Recognition Resolution of 2010".
2. "Bebe Moor Campbell District of Columbia Miniority Health Month Recognition Resolution of 2010".
3. "Will Bonnettee Recognition Resolution of 2010".
4. "Ron Clark Recognition Resolution of 2010".
5. "Kevin Watts Recognition Resolution of 2010".
6. "Joan Thompson Recognition Resolution of 2010".
7. "Darlene "Star Brown Recognition Resolution of 2010".
8. "Department of Corrections Work Squad Recognition Resolution of 2010".
CONSENT AGENDA
READING AND VOTE ON PROPOSED CERENONIAL RESOLUTIONS
1. "Domestic Violence Awareness Day Recognition Resolution of 2010".
2. "Douglas Family Reunion Weekend Recognition Resolution of 2010".
3. "Alma Matthews Coleman Recognition Resolution of 2010".
4. "100th Birthday of the Howard Theatre Recognition Resolution of 2010".
5. "Columbia Heights Day Festival Recognition Resolution of 2010".
6. "Doctor Harry Cody Press, Jr. Recognition Resolution of 2010".
7. "Tesh Boasberg Recognition Resolution of 2010".
8. "Sidley Austin LLP OCTO Procurement and Contracting Investigating Recognition Resolution of 2010".
9. "DC Youth Orchestra Program Excellence Recognition Resolution of 2010".
10. "September 11th Emergency and First Responders Recognition Resolution of 2010".
11. "Jenner & Block LLP and Hunton & Williams LLP Council Board of Elections and Ethics Investigation Special Committee Recognition Resolution of 2010".
12. "Malik Jackson Ceremonial Resolution of 2010".
13. "Friendship Baptish Church 130th Anniversary Recognition Resolution of 2010".
14. "Rosa Simon Appreciation Resolution of 2010".
15. "Mrs. Betty Jean Read Memorial Recognition Resolution of 2010".
16. "Bishop Glen A. Staples Ceremonial Resolution of 2010".
FINAL READING AND FINAL VOTE ON PROPOSED BILLS
1. “Land Acquisition for Housing Development Opportunities Program Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0602.
2. “Safe Children and Safe Neighborhood Educational Neglect Mandatory Reporting Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0529.
3. “Residential Parking Protection Pilot Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0057.
4. “Wastewater System Regulation Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0252.
5. “Mamie Peanut Johnson Field Designation Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0612.
6. “Duke Ellington Park Designation Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0700.
7. “Bishop William F. Hart Way Designation Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0719.
8. “Peterbug Way Designation Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0805.
9. “Dorothy Irene Height Memorial Library Designation Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0808.
10. “Frank Kameny Way Designation Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0811.
11. “Closing of Public Streets and a Public Alley and Dedication and Designation of Land for Street Purposes in Squares 3765, 3767, 3768, and 3769 Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0801.
12. “Ward 5 Neighborhood Investment Fund Boundary Expansion Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0800.
13. “Center Leg Freeway (I-395) PILOT and Air Rights Disposition Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0806.
14. “Health Insurance for Dependents Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0499.
15. “Assistive Technology Warranty Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0527.
FIRST READING ON PROPOSED BILLS
1. "Pre-K Acceleration and Clarification Amendment Act of 2010", Bill 18-0605.
2. "Zoning Commission for the District of Columbia Greg Selfridge Confirmation Resolution of 2010", Bill 18-0874.
3. "National Popular Vote Interstate Agreement Act of 2010", Bill 18-0769.
4. "Howard Theatre Redevelopment Project Great Streets Initiative Tax Increment Financing Act of 2010", Bill 18-0844.
READING AND VOTE ON PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS
1. "Transfer of Jurisdiction Over A Portion of US Reservation 495 and Change in Purpose of a Previously Transferred Portion of US Reservation 495, Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0879.
2. "Transfer of Jurisdiction Over A Portion of US Reservation 334-I for the Reconfiguration of Columbia Circle, NE Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0880.
3 "Director of the Department of Disability Services Laura L. Nuss Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0935.
4. "Drinking and Driving Warning Sign Regulation Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0878.
5. "Sense of the Council Against Congressional Gul Legislation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1012.
6. "Housing Production Trust Fund Board Casius Pealer Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0690.
7. "Housing Production Trust Fund Board Vicki Crudup-Davis Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0692.
8. "Housing Production Trust Fund Board of Maria Corrales Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0693.
9. "Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Michael Wheet Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0979.
10. "Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Leila Batties Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0980.
11. "Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Derek Ford Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0981.
12. "Hurt Home Surplus Disposition and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0954.
13. "Hurt Home Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0955.
14. "4800 Block Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue Surplus Declaration and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0956.
15. "4800 Block Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0957.
16. "West End Parcels Surplus Declaration and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0958.
17. "West End Parcels Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0959.
18. "Hine Junior High School Surplus Declaration and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0962.
19. "Hine Junior High School Disposition and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0963.
20. "Contract Appeals Board Mark Loud, Sr. Chairperson Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0973.
21. "Council Period 18 Rules Amendment and Investigation Authorization Recess Resolution of 2010".
22. "Director of the Department of Parks and Recreation Jesus Aguirre Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0915.
READING AND VOTE ON CONGRESSIONAL REVIEW EMERGENCY MATTERS
1. "Commission on Uniform State Laws Appointment Authorization Congressional Review Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Commission on Uniform State Laws Appointment Authorization Congressional Review Emergency Act of 2010".
2. "Elected Attorney General Referendum Congressional Review Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Elected Attorney General Referendum Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
3. "Fiscal Year 2010 Balanced Budget Support Congressional Review Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
"Fiscal Year 2010 Balanced Budget Support Congressional Review Emergency Act of 2010".
FINAL READING AND FINAL VOTE ON TEMPORARY LEGISLATION
1. “Transportation Infrastructure Temporary Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0883.
2. “Gun Offender Registration Temporary Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0885.
3. “Summer Pool Safety Temporary Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0878.
4. “Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation Establishment Temporary Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0887.
5. “Approval of the Transfer of Control of Starpower Communications, LLC and its Cable Television Franchise and Cable Television System to Yankee Cable Acquisition, L.L.C. Temporary Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0872.
NON-CONSENT AGENDA
FINAL READING AND FINAL VOTE ON PROPOSED BILLS
1. “Reprogramming Policy Reform Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0559.
FIRST READING ON PROPOSED BILLS
1. "Expanding Access to Juvenile Records Amendment Act of 2010", Bill 18-0344.
2. "Fiscal Year 2010 Tax Revenue Anticipation Notes of 2010", Bill 18-0847.
3. "Fiscal Year 2011 Tax Revenue Anticipation Notes of 2010", Bill 18-0848.
READING AND VOTE ON PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS
1. "Contract No. CFOPD-05-C-907, Instant Ticket Products and Services Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1013.
2. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-334 with Echelon Community Services Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1014.
3. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-335 with Umbrella Therapeutic Services, Inc. Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1015.
4. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-336 with St. Ann's Infant and Maternity Home, Inc. Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1016.
5. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-337 with St. Ann's Infant and Maternity Home, Inc. Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1017.
6. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-338 with Umbrella Therapeutic Services, Inc. Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1018.
7. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-344 with Fihankra Place, Inc. Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1019.
8. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-342 with Saga Adventures Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1020.
9. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-339 with Saga Adventures Approval Resoluton of 2010", PR 18-1021.
10. "Proposed Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-340 with God's Anointed New Generation Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1022.
11. "Propoded Human Care Agreement No. CA 18-341 with Saga Adventures Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1023.
12. "MM Washington High School Surplus Declaration Resolution and Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0960.
13. "MM Washington High School Disposition Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0961.
READING AND VOTE ON EMERGENCY LEGISLATION
1. "Washington Convention and Sports Authority Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Washington Convention and Sports Authority Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
2. "Rent Increase Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Rent Increase Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
3. "Closing of Public Streets and a Public Alley and Dedication and Designation of Land for Street Purposes in Squares 3765, 3767, 3768, and 3769 Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Closing of Public Streets and a Public Alley and Dedication and Designation of Land for Street Purposes in Squares 3765, 3767, 3768, and 3769 Emergency Act of 2010".
4. "MM Washington Career High School Grant Authority Emegency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"MM Washington Career High School Grant Authority Emergency Act of 2010".
5. "District Settlement Payment Integrity Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"District Settlement Payment Integrity Emergency Act of 2010".
6. "District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency Arthur Capper ACC Townhomes II Mortgage Revenue Bonds Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency Arther Capper ACC Townhomes II Mortgage Revenue Bonds Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010".
7. "Private Fire Hydrant Responsibility Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Private Fire Hydrant Responsibility Emergency Emergency Act of 2010".
8. "Newark Street Park Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Newark Street Park Emergency Act of 2010".
9. "14 W and Anthony Bowen YMCA Project Tax Abatement Implementation Clarification Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"14 W and Anthony Bowen YMCA Project Tac Abatement Implementation Clarification Emergency Act of 2010".
10. "Fiscal Year 2010 Revenue Anticipation Notes Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Fiscal Year 2010 Revenue Anticipation Notes Emergency Act of 2010".
11. "Kelsey Gardens Redevelopment Project Real Property Limited Tax Abatement Assistance Amendment Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Kelsey Gardens Redevelopment Project Real Property Limited Tax Abatement Assistance Amendment Emergency Act of 2010".
12. "Supemarket Tax Abatement Clarification Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Supermarket Tax Abatement Clarification Emergency Act of 2010".
13. "Howard Theatre Redevelopment Project Great Streets Initiative Tax Increment Financing Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Howard Theatre Redevelopment Project Great Streets Initiative Tax Increment Financing Emergency Act of 2010".
14. "Data-Sharing and Information Coordination Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Data-Sharing and Information Coordination Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
15. "Heat Wave Safety Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Heat Wave Safety Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
16. "Corrupt Election Practices Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Corrupt Election Practices Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
17. "Extension of Review Period for the Proposed Disposition of the J.F. Cook School Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Extensiton of Review Period for the Proposed Disposition of the J.F. Cook School Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
18. "DCLP Federal Grant Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"DCLP Federal Grant Authorization Emergency Act of 2010".
READING AND VOTE ON EMERGENCY LEGISLATION AT THE REQUEST OF THE MAYOR
1. "Contract No. CFSA-10-C-0058 with Deloitte Consulting, LLP Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0950.
"Contract No. CFSA-10-C-0058 with Deloitte Consulting, LLP Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0951.
2. "Youth Baseball Academy Grant Authority Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Youth Baseball Academy Grant Authority Emergency Act of 2010".
3. "Defense Supply Center Philadelphia Memorandum of Understanding Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Defense Supply Center Philadelphia Memorandum of Understandign Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
4. "DC High Risk Pool Program Establishment Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"DC High Risk Pool Program Establishment Emergency Act of 2010".
5. "Healthy DC Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Healthy DC Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
6. "Contract No. POHC-2004-C-0526 with Washington Humane Society (WHS) Modifications Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Contract No. POHC-2004-C-0526 with Washington Humane Society (WHS) Modifications Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Act of 2010".
7. "Contract No. POHC-2006-F-7419 Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Contract No. POHC-2006-F-7419 Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Act of 2010".
8. "Sustainable Energy Utility Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Sustainable Energy Utility Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
9. "Contract No. DCKA-2007-B-0092 Modification with Capitol Paving of DC, Inc. Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Contract No. DCKA-2007-B-0092 Modification with Capitol Paving of DC, Inc. Approval and Payment Authorization Emergency Act of 2010".
10. "Park and Recreation Center Mentorship Projects Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Park and Recreation Center Mentorship Projects Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010".
11. "Contact No. DCCB-2010-C-7002 with Systems and Methods, Inc. Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Contract No. DCCB-2010-C-7002 with Systems and Methods, Inc. Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010".
READING AND VOTE ON TEMPORARY LEGISLATION
1. "Washington Convention and Sports Authority Temporary Amendment Act of 2010".
2. "Closing of Public Streets and a Public Alley and Dedication and Designation of Land for Street Purposes in Squares 3765, 3767, 3768, and 3769 Temporary At of 2010".
3. "MM Washington Career High School Grant Authority Temporary Act of 2010".
4. "District Settlement Payment Integrity Temporary Act of 2010".
5. "Private Fire Hydrant Responsibility Temporary Act of 2010".
6. "Newark Street Park Temporary Act of 2010".
7. "14 W and Anthony Bowen YMCA Project Tax Abatement Implementation Clarification Temporary Act of 2010".
8. "Kelsey Gardens Redevelopment Project Real Property Limited Tax Abatement Assistance Amendment Temporary Act of 2010".
9. "Supermarket Tax Abatement Clarification Temporary Act of 2010".
10. "Howard Theatre Redevelopment Project Great Streets Initiative Tax Increment Financing Temporary Act of 2010".
11. "Corrupt Election Practices Temporary Amendment Act of 2010".
12. "Extension of Review Period for the Proposed Disposition of the J.F. Cook School Temporary Amendment Act of 2010".
13. "DCPL Federal Grant Authorization Temporary Act of 2010".
READING AND VOTE ON TEMPORARY LEGISLATION AT THE REQUEST OF THE MAYOR
1. "Youth Baseball Academy Grany Authority Temporary Act of 2010".
2. "DC High Risk Pool Program Establishment Temporary Act of 2010".
3. "Healthy DC Temporary Amendment Act of 2010".
4. Sustainable Energy Utility Temporary Amendment Act of 2010".
IMMEDIATLEY FOLLOWING THE FORTIETH LEGISLATIVE MEETING, FORTY-FIRST ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE MEETING, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
NON-CONSENT AGENDA
READING AND VOTE ON EMERGENCY LEGISLATION
1. "Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the unimproved Highway Plan right-of-way along West Virginia Avenue, N.E., abutting Mt. Olivet Road, N.E., Capitol Avenue, N.E., Fenwick Street, N.E., and West Virginia Avenue, N.E., adjacent to Squares 4045 and 4046 S.O. 10-13744, Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the unimproved Highway Plan right-of-way along West Virginia Avenue, N.E., abutting Mt. Olivet Road, N.E., Capitol Avenue, N.E., Fenwick Street, N.E., and West Virginia Avenue, N.E., adjacent to squares 4045 and 4046 S.O. 10-13744 Emergency Act of 2010".
NEXT LEGISLATIVE MEETING: September 21, 2010 at 10:00 a.m., in the Council Chamber, Room 500.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 14
10:00 AM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY AND THE JUDICIARY, Phil Mendelson
Agenda item:
1. “Calibration Issues with Breathalyzer Instruments and the District’s Response”.
10:00 AM, ROOM 412, PUBLIC ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICES AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Muriel Bowser, Chairperson
Agenda items:
1. “Office of the Tenant Advocate’s Use of the Emergency Housing Fund”.
2. “Efficient Administration of the Vacant Property Program”.
(CANCELED) 10:00 AM, ROOM 120, COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE ON FINANCE AND REVENUE, Jack Evans, Chairperson
(The Committee’s agenda has not been set.)
12:00 PM, ROOM 412, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SERVICES AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS, Muriel Bowser, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "An Examination of Power Outages in the District of Columbia".
1:00 PM, ROOM 120, ADDITIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT, Mary M. Cheh, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Contract Appeals Board Monica Parchment Confirmation Resolution of 2010", PR 18-0989. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Monica Parchment to the Contract Appeals Board.
2:00 PM, ROOM 120, ADDITIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT, Mary, M. Cheh, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Presentation of the Report of Investigation, "Moving Forward: Election Reform in the District of Columbia".
2:00 PM, ROOM 120, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC SAFETY AND THE JUDICIARY, Phil Mendelson, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. “Video Interoperability for Public Safety (VIPS Contract Review)”.
2:00 PM, ROOM 123, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON AGING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, Yvette M. Alexander, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "A Report of Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Helath in the District of Columbia", prepared by the Mayor's Office of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs".
3:30 PM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, PUBLIC OVERISGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, Michael A. Brown, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. “The District’s Role in the Federal Housing and Jobs Agenda”.
4:30 PM, ROOM 123, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HUMAN SERVICES, Tommy Wells, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Review of Proposed Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services Human Care Agreement Modification with Father Flanagan's Boys Home".
THURSDAY, JULY 15 - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
(Council Recess)
FRIDAY, JULY 23
2:00 PM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, PUBLIC ROUNDTABLE, ADDITIONAL COMMITTEE MEETING, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS AND GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS, Mary M. Cheh, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "District of Columbia Board of Elections and Ethics Togo D. West, Jr. Confirmation Emergency Resolution of 2010".
FORTY-SECOND (ADDITIONAL) LEGISLATIVE MEETING, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
NON-CONSENT AGENDA
READING AND VOTE ON PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS
1. "Council Period 18 Recess Amendment Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Council Period 18 Recess Amendment Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010".
NEXT LEGISLATIVE MEETING: September 21, 2010 at 10:00 a.m, in the Council Chamber, Room 500.
MONDAY, JULY 26
2:00 PM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, PUBLIC ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS AND THE ENVIRONMENT, Mary M. Cheh, Chairperson
Agenda item;
1. "District of Columbia Board of Elections and Ethics Togo D. West, Jr. Confirmation Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1097.
THURSDAY, JULY 29
3:30 PM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, FORTY-THIRD (ADDITIONAL) LEGISLATIVE MEETING, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
Agenda items:
1. "District of Columbia Board of Elections and Ethics Togo D. West, Jr., Confirmation Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1096.
2. "District of Columbia Board of Elections and Ethics Togo D. West, Jr., Confirmation Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010", PR 18-1097.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2
10:00 AM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, PUBLIC OVERSIGHT ROUNDTABLE, COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, Michael A. Brown, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Fiscal Year 2010 Summer Youth Employment Program".
2:00 PM, COUNCIL CHAMBER, ROOM 500, FORTY-FOURTH (ADDITIONAL) LEGISLATIVE MEETING, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
NON-CONSENT AGENDA
READING AND VOTE ON EMERGENCY LEGISLATION AT THE REQUEST OF THE MAYOR
1. "Summer Youth Employment Act Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010".
"Summer Youth Employment Act Amendment Emergency Amendment Act of 2010".
UPCOMING HEARING SCHEDULE
Monday, September 20
2:00 pm, Council Chamber, Room 500, Public Hearing, Committee on Public Works and Transportation, Jim Graham, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Omnibus Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Amendment Act of 2010", Bill 18-0868.
Wednesday, September 22
11:00 am, Council Chamber, Room 500, Public Hearing, Committee on Public Services and Consumer Affairs, Muriel Bowser, Chairperson
Agenda item:
1. "Artist Protection Act", Bill 18-0451.
Saturday, October 9
10:00 am, Council Chamber, Room 500, Public Oversight Roundtable, Committee of the Whole, Vincent C. Gray, Chairman
Agenda item:
1. "Youth Issues".
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS passed by the Council on June 29, 2010
1. “Renovation Penalty Abatement Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0518.
2. “Shirley’s Place Equitable Real Property Tax Relief Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0520.
3. “King Towers Residential Real Property Tax Exemption Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0749.
4. “Keep DC Working Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0545.
5. “University of the District of Columbia Board of Trustees Temporary Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0851.
6. “University of the District of Columbia Procurement Authority Temporary Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0853.
7. “Quarterly Financial and Budgetary Status Reporting Temporary Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0835.
8. “Rental Housing Commission Quorum Temporary Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0856.
9. “Data-Sharing and Information Coordination Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0356.
10. “Transportation Infrastructure Emergency Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0882. w/o amendment
11. “Gun Offender Registration Emergency Amendment Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0884. w/o amendment
12. “Summer Pool Safety Emergency Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0886. w/o amendment
13. “Closing of a Public Alley in Square 6172, S.O. 08-7590 Emergency Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0876. w/amendment
14. “Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation Establishment Emergency Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0877. w/amendment
15. “Approval of the Transfer of Control of Starpower Communications, LLC and its Cable Franchise and Cable System to Yankee Cable Acquisition, L.L.C. Emergency Act of 2010”, Bill 18-0871. w/o amendment
16. “Washington Convention and Sports Authority Board of Directors Julio Ortiz Confirmation Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0888.
17. “Washington Convention and Sports Authority Board of Directors Linda Greenan Confirmation Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0889.
18. “1522 K Street, LLC Recovery Zone Facility Revenue Bonds (1520 K Street Project) Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0906.
19. “The Howard University Revenue Bonds Project Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0907.
20. “Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, Inc. Revenue Bonds Project Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0908.
21. “United Negro College Fund Revenue Bonds Project Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0909.
22. (Council Rule 339) “District of Columbia Taxicab Commission Paul Cohn Confirmation Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0806. w/o amendment
23. (Council Rule 339) “District of Columbia Taxicab Commission I. Raj Pahwa Confirmation Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0807. w/o amendment
24. (Council Rule 339) “District of Columbia Taxicab Commission Ralph Burns Confirmation Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0808. w/o amendment
25. (Council Rule) “West Dupont Circle Moratorium Zone Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0901. w/o amendment
26. (Council Rule 339) “East Dupont Circle Moratorium Zone Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0903. w/o amendment
27. “Contract No. CFOPD-10-C-019, Delinquent Tax Collection Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0898. w/o amendment
28. ”Transportation Infrastructure Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-1009. w/o amendment
29. “Gun Offender Registration Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-1010. w/o amendment
30. “Summer Pool Safety Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”. PR 18-1011. w/o amendment
31. “Closing of a Public Alley in Square 6172, S.O. 08-7590 Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-1002. w/o amendment
32. “Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation Establishment Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-1003. w/o amendment
33. “Compensation and Working Conditions Collective Bargaining Agreement Between the District of Columbia and the Washington Teacher’s Union, American Federation of Teachers Local No. 6 AFL CIO Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0926. w/o amendment
34. “Compensation and Working Conditions Collective Bargaining Agreement Between the District of Columbia and the Washington Teacher’s Union, American Federation of Teachers Local No. 6 AFL CIO Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0927. w/o amendment
35. “Approval of the Transfer of Control of Starpower Communications, LLC and its able Franchise and Cable System to Yankee Cable Acquisition, L.L.C. Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-0994. w/o amendment
36. “WMATA Capital Project Reallotment Emergency Declaration Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-1006.
37. “Fiscal Year 2010 Capital Project Reallotment Emergency Approval Resolution of 2010”, PR 18-1007.
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY: Introductions and Referrals between June 15 - June 25, 2010:
1. Bill 18-0859, “Miss B’s Center, the Bernice Elizabeth Fonteneau Building Designation Act of 2010”. To name the Ward 1 Senior Wellness Center located at 3531 Georgia Avenue, N.W., as the Miss Bi’s Center, the Bernice Elizabeth Fonteneau Building, in honor of the late public servant and champion of senior and children’s right. Councilmember Graham, to the Committee of the Whole.
2. Bill 18-0860, “Cecelia’s Way Designation Act of 2010”. To symbolically designate Wiltberger St N.W., from S Street, N.W. to T Street, N.W., in Ward 1, as Cecelia’s Way, in honor of Cecelia Penny Scott, the late business woman, mentor, community activist and socialite. Councilmember Graham, to the Committee of the Whole.
3. Bill 18-0861, “Closing of a Public Alley in Square 0441, S.O. 09-8515, Act of 2010”. To order the closing of a public alley in Square 0441, S.O. 09—8515, bounded by T Street N.W., to the North, Wiltberger Street N.W., to the East, 7th Street N.W., to the West and S Street, N.W., to the South, in Northwest Washington, D.C. in Ward 1. Councilmember Graham, to the Committee of the Whole.
4. Bill 18-0862, “Good Corporate Citizenship Business Friendly Incentive Act of 2010”. To amend Title 47 of the District of Columbia Official Code to include a new section of tax incentives for businesses that exceed LEED Gold Standards, provide paid time off for employee participation in tutoring or mentoring programs, provide paid time off for employee wellness programs, provide employee tuition reimbursement or provide pro bono services to local charitable or governmental situations. Councilmembers M. Brown, Thomas and K. Brown, to the Committee on Finance and Revenue.
5. Bill 18-0863, “Rental Housing Commission Reform Amendment Act of 2010”. To change the requirements for membership on the Rental Housing Commission, and give the commission sovereign immunity. Councilmembers M. Brown, Barry, K. Brown and Chairman Gray, to the Committee on Housing and Workforce Development.
6. Bill 18-0864, “Rental Housing Act Extension Amendment Act of 2010”. To amend the Rental Housing Act of 1985 to extend the sunset provision to December 31, 2010. Councilmembers M. Brown, Alexander, Barry, Bowser, K. Brown, Catania, Cheh, Evans, Graham, Mendelson, Thomas, Wells and Chairman Gray, to the Committee on Housing and Workforce Development.
7. Bill 18-0865, “CBE Participation in Lottery Services Contracts Requirement Amendment Act of 2010”. To amend the Law to Legalize Lotteries, Daily Numbers Games, and Bingo and Raffles for Charitable Purposes to provide for at least 50% participation by certified business enterprises in any contracts in any contracts for lottery services. Councilmembers Alexander, M. Brown and Thomas, to the Committee on Finance and Revenue.
8. Bill 18-0866, “The University of the District of Columbia Procurement Authority Amendment Act of 2010”. To amend the District of Columbia Public Postsecondary Education Reorganization Act to grant the Board of trustees of the University of the District of Columbia independent procurement authority; and to amend the District of Columbia Procurement Practices Act of 1985 to exempt the Board of Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia from the requirements of the District of Columbia Procurement Practices Act of 1985 except for the requirements pertaining to contract protests, appeals, and claims. Chairman Gray and Councilmember M. Brown, to the Committee of the Whole.
9. Bill 18-0867, “Comprehensive Plan Amendment Act of 2010”. To amend the District of Columbia Comprehensive Plan Act of 1984 to correct technical errors and make revisions to reflect recent and significant policy changes that have occurred since the adoption of the 2006 Comprehensive Plan. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee of the Whole.
10. Bill 18-0868, “Omnibus Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Amendment Act of 2010”. To amend Title 25 of the District of Columbia Official Code to define the term holiday; to clarify what constitutes a miniature; to allow class C and D retailer licensees to purchase from class A retail licensees when District wholesalers are closed; to make it a secondary tier violation to knowingly allow a patron to exit an on-premises establishment with an open container of alcohol; to require taverns to have a security plan; to clarify conflicts of interest in licensure to allow the holder of a restaurant license to apply for a class A or class B retailer’s license; to exempt class B retailer licensees with alcoholic beverage sales under 25% from the 400-foot restriction; to permit the issuance of additional class B retail licenses if the total number of class B retail licenses falls below 300; to create stipulated license fee; to create a fee for maintaining licenses in safekeeping; to make it a primary tier violation to sell or serve alcoholic beverages on a suspended or expired license; and to make it a primary tier violation to not be in compliance with the statutory food requirements. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee Public Works and Transportation.
11. Bill 18-0869, “Lil’ Benny Way Designation Act of 2010”. To symbolically designate the alley off of the south side of U Street, N.W. Between 10th Street, N.W. and 11th Street, N.W., in Ward 1 as Lil’ Benny Way. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee of the Whole.
12. Bill 18-0870, “Beulah Baptist Church Real Property Equitable Tax Relief Act of 2010”. To amend Chapter 46 of Title 47 of the District of Columbia Official Code to exempt from Class 3 taxation real property in the District of Columbia of the Beulah Baptist Church and its related entities, all tax-exempt organizations, known as Lots 23, 811, 813, and 814 in Square 5253 and Lots 5, 7, 9, and 39 in Square 5263 and Lot 822 in Square 5262 and Lot 33 in Square 5264 and Lots 30, 45 and 54 in Square 5266 and to forgive real property taxes owed on Lot 44 in Square 5228 and Lots 3 and 4 in Square 5229 and Lots 23, 811, 813, and 814 and Lot 14 in Square 5262 and Lots 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 39 and 822 and Lot 40 in Square 5263 and Lots 31, 33, 34 and 807 in Square 5264 and lots 28, 29, 30, 45 and 54 in Square 5266. Councilmember Alexander, to the Committee on Finance and Revenue.
13. Bill 18-0871, “Approval of the Transfer of Control of Starpower Communications, LLC and its Cable Television Franchisee and Cable Television System to Yankee Cable Acquisition, L.L.C. Emergency Act of 2010”. To grant the consent, on an emergency basis, of the Council of the District of Columbia to the transfer of control of the cable television franchisee Starpower Communications, LLC and its District of Columbia (“District”) cable television system from RCN Corporation to Yankee Cable Acquisition, L.L.C. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee of the Whole.
14. Bill 18-0873, “Closing and Dedication of Portions of a Public Alley in Squares 5260, S.O. 10-13494, Act 2010”. To order the closing of a portion of a public alley system and the dedication of a new portion of such alley system in Square 5260 to facilitate the development of new affordable housing townhomes in Square in a Square that is bounded by Eastern Avenue, 61st Street, and Dix Street in Northeast Washington, D.C. in Ward 7. Councilmember Alexander, to the Committee of the Whole.
15. Bill 18-0879, “Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation Establishment Amendment Act of 2010”. To establish a not-for-profit hospital corporation as an independent instrumentality of the District government to be known as the Not-for-Profit Hospital Corporation to provide community-centered health care east of the Anacostia River, to authorize the Corporation to receive the land, improvements on the land, equipment and other assets of the facility known as the United Medical Center, to operate or retain an operator for the facility, to establish a Fund to receive the monetary assets of United Medical Center, the operating revenues of the facility, and any other funds provided to or for the use of the facility, and to disburse funds from the Fund to pay the expenses of the Corporation and the operations of the hospital, to establish a Board of Directors to manage the Corporation, and to establish the rights and responsibilities of the Board; and to amend the Health Service Planning Program Re-establishment Act of 1996 to exempt the Corporation, any operator of the facility and any successor to the Corporation as owner of the facility including a skilled nursing center at the facility from Certificate of Need requirements. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Health.
16. PR 18-0971, “Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia Betty Ann Kane Chairperson Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the reappointment of Ms. Betty Ann Kane as Chairperson of the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia. Chairman Vincent C. Gray at the request of Mayor, to the Committee on Public Service and Consumer Affairs.
17. PR 18-0972, “Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia Betty Ann Kane Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the reappointment of Ms. Betty Ann Kane as a member of the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Public Service and Consumer Affairs.
18. PR 18-0973, “Contract Appeals Marc Loud, Sr. Chairperson Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Mr. Marc Loud, Sr. as Chairperson of the Contract Appeals. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Government Operations and the Environment.
19. PR 18-0974, “Board of Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia Nicole Cosby Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Nicole Cosby to the Board of Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia.
20. PR 18-0976, “Board of Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia Sean Gough Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Mr. Sean Gough to the Board of Trustees of the University of the District of Columbia. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee of the Whole.
21. PR 18-0997, “Accrued Sick and Safe Leave Act Hardship Exemption Regulations Second Approval Resolution of 2010”. To approve the proposed rules to further implement the Accrued Sick and Safe Leave Act of 2008 by establishing the criteria for the granting to employers a hardship exemption from the operation of the Act. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Housing and Workforce Development.
22. PR 18-0978, “Board of Dentist Sibyl Gant Confirmation Resolution 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Sibyl Gant to the Board of Dentistry. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Health.
23. PR 18-0979,”Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Michael Wheet Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the reappointment of Mr. Michael Wheet to the Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Housing and Workforce Development.
24. PR 18-0980, “Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Lelia Batties Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Lelia Batties to the Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee Housing and Workforce Development.
25. PR 18-0981, “Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors Derek Ford Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the reappointment of Mr. Derek Ford to the Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Housing and Workforce Development.
26. PR 18-0988, “Contract Appeals Board Lisa Gregory Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Lisa Gregory to the Contract Appeals Board. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Government Operations and the Environment.
27. PR 18-0989, “Contract Appeals Board Monica Parchment Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Monica Parchment to the Contract Appeals Board. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Government Operations and the Environment.
28. PR 18-0990, “Contract Appeals Board Maxine McBean Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Maxine McBean to the Contract Appeals Board. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Government Operations and the Environment.
29. PR 18-0991, “Contract Appeals Board Robert Dawson Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Mr. Robert Dawson to the Contract Appeals Board. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Government Operations and the Environment.
30. PR 18-0992, “Contract Appeals Board Marc Loud, Sr. Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Mr. Marc Loud, Sr., to the Contract Appeals Board. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Government Operations and the Environment.
31. PR 18-0993, “Abandonment of the Highway Plan for the unimproved Highway Plan right-of-way along West Virginia Avenue, N.E., abutting Mt. Olivet Road, N.E., Capitol Avenue, N.E. Fenwick Street, N.E., and Virginia Avenue, N.E., adjacent to Squares 4045 and 4046 S.O. 10-13744, Resolution of 2010”. To approve the removal of the unimproved Highway Plan right-of-way along West Virginia Avenue, N.E., abutting Mt. Olivet Road, N.E., Capitol Avenue, N.E., Fenwick Street, N.E., and West Virginia, N.E., adjacent to Squares 4045 and 4046, from the Plan of the Permanent System of Highways of the District of Columbia, (S.O. 10-13744). Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee of the Whole.
32. PR 18-1000, “Child Fatality Review Tara Taylor Confirmation Resolution of 2010”. To confirm the appointment of Ms. Tara Taylor to the Child Fatality Review Committee. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee on Public Safety and the Judiciary.
33. PR 18-1005, “Pre-k Enhancement and Expansion Program Assistance Grants Approval Resolution of 2010”. To approve proposed rules adopted by the Office of the State Superintendent of Education which establish chapter A-34 of Title 5 of the District of Columbia Municipal Regulations (DCMR) entitled “Pre-k Enhancement and Expansion Program Assistance Grants” (PAG), containing administrative and procedural rules for the grant program hence enabling the expansion of Pre-k education and broader access high quality early education program and submit the rules operating within the District of Columbia. Chairman Gray at the request of the Mayor, to the Committee of the Whole.